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10, Woodstown Rise, Dublin 16

Granted

Planning application SD21B/0282

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Single storey rear extension; first floor extension to side of house with associated alterations to the front including additional rooflights, elevations, internal alterations and associated site works.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    17 May 2021

  2. Decision: Grant Permission

    30 Jun 2021

  3. Decision due

    11 Jul 2021

  4. Grant issued

    9 Aug 2021

Application Details

Location
10, Woodstown Rise, Dublin 16
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
321.88 ha
Floor Area
27.04 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
17 May 2021
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
30 June 2021
Grant Date
9 August 2021

Location

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SD14B/0035Granted13 Feb 2014

Demolition of existing rear single storey extension; a new single storey extension to side and rear of existing house; a new dormer window in main roof at attic level to side of house and changing position of side landing window at first floor.

14, Woodstown Rise, Dublin 16

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SD24B/0300Granted1 Jul 2024

Ground floor front porch with pitched roof & roof extending over existing bay window. Ground floor rear extension with flat roof over. Build up of existing hip in roof to side of roof into Dutch hip with window in gable wall at attic level. Proposed attic conversion with dormer roof window on rear & front slope of roof all at attic level. Widening of vehicular entrance & partial dishing of kerb.

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SD18B/0103Granted20 Mar 2018

Build-up of existing hip in roof to side of roof into 'Dutch' hip with window in gable wall at attic level; attic conversion with dormer roof with window and 1 'Velux' roof light in rear slope of roof.

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SD25B/0630WGranted4 Nov 2025

Raise gable wall & extend roof ridge line with "Dutch hip" at junction between the two, convert attic to storage room with a dormer roof extension to rear of existing roof, new window to gable wall, new roof windows to front and rear of existing roof and all associated site works.

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SD17B/0015Grant Permission for Retention23 Mar 2017

Retention of single storey extension to the side.

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SD05B/0097Granted18 Feb 2005

Alterations and additions to existing two storey residence at ground floor level

25, Woodstown Vale, Knocklyon, Dublin 16

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SD20B/0220Granted2 Jul 2020

Two storey extension to front, side and rear consisting of two additional bedrooms to first floor; kitchen extension to rear; roof canopy extended across front of house incorporating new bay window to study; attic conversion with 'Velux' windows for playroom storage and all associated site works.

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SD14A/0195Refused17 Sept 2014

A detached three storey (converted attic style with Velux roof lights) house and ancillary works in the garden. The existing family room is to be demolished. The new house will be accessed by pedestrians and vehicles from Woodstown Rise: there are two car spaces proposed.

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